Adams High School - Highlander Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

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bonjour, hola, guten tag Foreign Language was a real challange for the kids at Adams High School. They had four different languages to choose from: Spanish, French, German. and Russian. The department here improved in the last three years. The students said it was because of the great teaching staff, which was Mrs. Nash, Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Lintz. and Mr. Pazevic. They have helped the students a great deal. The students not only learned to speak a different language but also learned the culture of the countries. They also kept themselves busy by dancing, singing, playing soccer, and cooking. The students advised everyone to join in the enthusiasm that the Foreign language students had this year in their'cIasses. F' 'EFJQ 'T-,o,2 'f EE -,v- ji: X ,f 'Z WW l-uv---X.. ,A NX

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past, present, and future The Social Science Department at Adams offered something for everyone. The purpose of social studies was to provide students with knowledge of past and present civilizations and their role in maintaining and developing civilization. There was one new teacher in the Department this year, Mr. Bailo who taught government. A new class. American History 3. was required for Juniors. It was designed to provide more information about our history after WWI. The Social Studies credit requirement for graduation was raised. The Seniors again held their annual Convention to see first hand how the electoral process works. The Department was in the process of evaluating its entire program. 1 .ff 'Nh V xl ffl I. wi . Q ss, sffhf-ksvfsifhw f 31521.34 cr,-ffzrftss 2139211212 4. ., . N if ' -Z ,l Y 'fi'-fm' in vggfg ' .Q Note notable Ms.-ilflewittinoting liifsllbfii. ' hun... . -6 T ' -. ,- K A ,T-f.+x .v g 'i v , A . ,ygf'Gieex:y'q Q 4As Clif' K ss '.r- 'rr' ' , A 'X 34 I